Lights

by Charles Rice Goff III

Charles Goff III has written and published a number of short stories over the years. He wrote the somewhat Dadaist Christmas story: “Lights” in 1986. When a producer from the UC Berkeley radio station, KALX, asked Goff to read the story on the air on Christmas Eve of 1986, Goff produced this lo-fi narrative, featuring improvised musical accompaniment from Disism co-founder, Killr "Mark" Kaswan.

Taped Rugs Productions published the written story in 1986 and released the recorded narrative on a CDR in 2004. Both the recorded narrative and a PDF file of the written story are included in this archive. Because of the poor sound quality of this recording, the author recommends reading the PDF file while listening.

Copyright 1986, 2004

by Taped Rugs Productions

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Artist/Composer: Charles Rice Goff III
Keywords: Taped Rugs Productions; Charles Rice Goff III; Killr "Mark" Kaswan; Christmas; narrative; lights; holiday; Xmas; Christmas spirit; story; for fans of William Blake; for fans of William Burroughs; Dada; Disism; improv; improvisation; literature; experimental; avant garde; fluxus; allegory

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